TEST REPORT IEC Plugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes Part 1: General requirements

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1 TEST REORT lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes art 1: General requirements Report Reference No.... : Date of issue... : Total number of pages Testing Laboratory...: Address...: Applicant s name...: Address...: TüV SüD Certification and Testing (China) Co., Ltd. Shanghai Branch No.88 Heng Tong Rd., Shanghai,. R. China A. Steffen AG Elektrogrosshandel, Limmatstrasse 8, 8957 Spreitenbach AG, SWITZER-LAND Test specification: Standard... : :2002 (Third Edition) + A1:2006; SEV 1011: A1:2012 Test procedure...: Non-standard test method..: Test Report Form No....: Test Report Form(s) Originator...: TÜV product service regulation IEC60884_1C IMQ Master TRF... : Dated Copyright 2006 IEC System for Conformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE), Geneva, Switzerland. All rights reserved. This publication may be reproduced in whole or in part for non-commercial purposes as long as the IECEE is acknowledged as copyright owner and source of the material. IECEE takes no responsibility for and will not assume liability for damages resulting from the reader's interpretation of the reproduced material due to its placement and context. Test item description... : Fixed adaptor Trade Mark... : Manufacturer... : Model/Type reference... : Ratings... : Ningbo Hongyi Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. Guan Hai Wei Industrial Zone East Area, Guan Hai Wei Town, Ningbo/Zhejiang, EOLE'S REUBLIC OF CHINA SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO V~/50Hz, 10A I20(for SWS-506, SWS-507) I44(for SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503)

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3 age 3 of 61 Report No.: Summary of testing: The test results reported in this test report shall refer only to the sample actually tested and shall not refer or be deemed to refer to bulk from which such a sample may be said to have been obtained. From the result of our inspection and tests on the submitted samples, we conclude that they comply with the requirements of the standards. Tests performed (name of test and test clause): Complete tests Testing location: TüV SüD Certification and Testing (China) Co., Ltd. Shanghai Branch No. 1999, Duhui Road, Shanghai, ,. R. China Summary of compliance with National Differences: This test report complies with :2002 (3th edition) + A1:2006 and SN SEV 1011/A1:2012. Copy of marking plate:

4 age 4 of 61 Report No.: Test item particulars... : Standard Sheet... : L+N lug(sws-506): SEV : 2009, Type 11; Rated current (A) / Rated voltage (V)... : 10A / 250V~ Degree of protection against access to hazardous parts and against harmful ingress of solid foreign objects... : Degree of protection against harmful ingress of water... : L+N+E lug(sws-507):: SEV : 2009, Type 12 I2X/I4X IX0/IX4 rovision for earthing... : without earthing contact / with earting contact Method of connecting the cable... : rewirable / non-rewirable Type of cable... : Nominal cross-sectional areas (mm 2 )... : Type of terminals... : screw-type / screwless (rigid) / screwless (rigid and flexible) Type of connections... : soldered / welded / crimped / other: Socket-outlets: Degree of protection against electric shock.. : normal protection / increased protection Existence of shutters... : without shutters / with shutters Method of application / mounting of the socketoutlet... : Method of installation... : design A / design B / Intended for circuits where... : lugs: Class of equipment... : 0 / I / II ossible test case verdicts: - test case does not apply to the test object... : (Not applicable) - test object does meet the requirement... : (ass) - test object does not meet the requirement... : F (Fail) Testing... : Date of receipt of test item... : ; surface-type / flush-type / semi-flush-type / panel type / architrave-type / portable-type / table-type (single / multiple) / floor recessed type / appliance type Date (s) of performance of tests... : to ; to

5 age 5 of 61 Report No.: General remarks: The test results presented in this report relate only to the object tested. This report shall not be reproduced, except in full, without the written approval of the Issuing testing laboratory. "(see Enclosure #)" refers to additional information appended to the report. "(see appended table)" refers to a table appended to the report. Throughout this report a comma is used as the decimal separator. Determination of the test result includes consideration of measurement uncertainty from the test equipment and methods. Factory information is same as the manufacturer. General product information These products under test are Swiss type fixed adaptors, for household and similar use, and is intended for indoor use only. Model difference: SWS-506: L+N, I20 SWS-507: L+N+E, I20 SWS-506+SWO-502: L+N, I44 SWS-507+SWO-503: L+N+E, I44 Material Declaration: Main arts Type Ingredient Enclosure - in Assy - Hb59-1 Manufacturer RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED Cixi Kuangyan Yufeng Electrical Accessories Factory Other technical specification All color -

6 age 6 of 61 Report No.: MARKING 8.1 Accessories marked as follows: - rated current (A)...: 10A - rated voltage (V)...: 250V - symbol for nature of supply...: ~ - manufacturer s or responsible vendor s name...: See page 1 - type reference...: See page 1 - symbol for degree of protection (first digit)...: I2X/I4X - symbol for degree of protection (second digit)...: IX0/IX4 Socket-outlets with screwless terminals marked with the following: - the length of insulation to be removed...: - an indication of the suitability to accept rigid conductors only (if any)...: 8.2 Symbols used: as required in the standard Marking for the nature of supply placed next to the marking for rated current and rated voltage 8.3 Marking of fixed socket-outlets placed on the main part: - rated current, rated voltage and nature of supply - identification mark of the manufacturer or of the responsible vendor - length of insulation to be removed, if any - type reference Cover plates necessary for safety purposes and intended to be sold separately: marked with the manufacturer s or responsible vendor s name and type reference I code, if applicable: marked so as to be easily discernible Fixed socket-outlets classified according to item b) of 7.2.5: identified by a triangle visible after installation unless they have an interface configuration different from that used in normal circuits...: 8.4 lugs and portable socket-outlets: marking specified in 8.1, other than the type reference, easily discernible lugs and portable socket-outlets for equipment of class II not marked with the symbol for class II construction 8.5 Neutral terminals: N...: Earthing terminals: [earth symbol]...:

7 age 7 of 61 Report No.: Markings not placed on screws or other easily removable parts Terminals for conductors not forming part of the main function of the socket-outlet: - clearly identified unless their purpose is self evident, or - indicated in a wiring diagram fixed to the accessory Identification of such terminals may be achieved by: - their being marked with graphical symbols according to IEC or colours and/or alphanumeric system, or - their being marked with their physical dimensions or relative location 8.6 Surface-type mounting boxes forming an integral part of socket-outlets having I>20: I code marked on the outside of its associated enclosure so as to be easily discernible 8.7 Indication of which position or with which special provision the declared I of flush-type and semiflush-type fixed socket-outlets having I>X0 is ensured 8.8 Marking durable and easily legible. Test: 15 s with water and 15 s with petroleum spirit Moulded on 9 CHECKING OF DIMENSIONS 9.1 Accessories and surface-type mounting boxes comply with the appropriate standard sheets and corresponding gauges, if any Insertion of plugs into fixed or portable socket-outlets ensured by their compliance with the relevant standard sheets Compliance checked by measurement and by means of gauges with manufacturing tolerances as shown in table It is not possible to engage a plug with: - a socket-outlet having a higher voltage rating or a lower current rating; - a socket-outlet with a different number of live poles (exception admitted provided that no dangerous situation can arise); - a socket-outlet with earthing contact (plug for class 0 equipment). Engagement of a plug for class 0 or class I equipment with a socket-outlet designed to accept plugs for class II equipment, not possible See annex See annex

8 age 8 of 61 Report No.: Impossibility of insertion checked by applying a gauge, for 1 min, with a force of: N (rated current 16A); N (rated current 16A) Accessories with elastomeric or thermoplastic material: test carried out at (35 2) C 9.3 Deviations from standard sheets made only if they provide technical advantage and do not affect the purpose and safety of accessories complying with standard sheet 10 ROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK 10.1 Socket-outlets: live parts not accessible Live parts of plugs: not accessible when the plug is in partial or complete engagement with a socket-outlet Test with test probe B of IEC Accessories with elastomeric or thermoplastic material: additional test carried out at (35 2) C with test probe 11 of IEC (75 N for 1 min) During the test: accessories not deform and no live parts accessible lugs and portable socket-outlets pressed with a force of 150 N for 5 min as shown in figure 8: specimens not show deformation 10.2 Accessible parts (with exception of small screws and the like for fixing bases and covers or cover plates): made of insulating material Cover or cover plates of fixed socket-outlets and accessible parts of plugs and portable socket-outlets: made of metal if the requirements of or are fulfilled Metal covers or cover plates protected by supplementary insulation made by insulating linings or insulating barriers Insulating linings or insulating barriers cannot be removed without being permanently damaged Insulating linings or insulating barriers cannot be replaced in an incorrect position and, if they are omitted, accessories are rendered inoperable or manifestly incomplete There is no risk of accidental contact between live parts and metal covers or cover plates Metal covers or cover plates automatically connected, through a low-resistance connection, to the earth during fixing

9 age 9 of 61 Report No.: Contact between a pin of a plug and a live socketcontact of a socket-outlet not possible while any other pin is accessible Compliance checked by manual test and by means of gauges with tolerances as specified in table 2 Accessories with elastomeric or thermoplastic material: test carried out at (35 2) C Socket-outlets with enclosure or bodies of rubber or polyvinyl chloride: test carried out with a force of 75 N for 1 min Fixed socket-outlets provided with metal covers or cover plates: clearance of at least 2 mm required between a pin and a socket-contact when another pin(s) is(are) in contact with the metal covers or cover plates (mm)...: 10.4 External parts of plugs made of insulating material Overall dimensions of rings around pins not exceed 8 mm concentric with respect to the pin 10.5 Shuttered socket-outlets: live parts not accessible, without a plug in engagement, with the gauges shown in figure 9 and 10 Live contacts automatically screened when the plug is withdrawn Means cannot easily be operated by anything other than a plug and not depend upon parts which are liable to be lost Gauge of figure 9, applied to the entry holes corresponding to live contacts with a force of 20 N, for approximately 5 s, successively in three directions, does not touch live parts Steel gauge of figure 10, applied to the entry holes corresponding to live contacts with a force of 1 N for approximately 5 s, in three directions, does not touch live parts Accessories with elastomeric or thermoplastic material: test carried out at (35 2) C 10.6 Earthing contacts of a socket-outlet designed that they cannot be deformed by the insertion of a plug Test plug inserted into the socket-outlet with a force of 150 N for 1 min 10.6 Earthing contacts of a socket-outlet designed that they cannot be deformed by the insertion of a plug After this test: socket-outlet still comply with the requirements of clause Socket-outlet with increased protection: live parts not accessible

10 age 10 of 61 Report No.: Test wire of 1 mm diameter (figure 10) applied with a force of 1 N on all accessible surfaces does not touch live parts Accessories with elastomeric or thermoplastic material: test carried out at (35 2) C 11 ROVISION FOR EARTHING 11.1 Earth connection made before the current-carrying contacts of the plug become live Current-carrying pins are separated before the earth connection is broken 11.2 Earthing terminals of rewirable accessories comply with clause 12 Earthing terminals of the same size as the corresponding terminals for the supply conductors Earthing terminals of rewirable accessories: internal Additional external earthing terminal of fixed socketoutlets of size suitable for conductors of at least 6 mm 2... : Earthing terminals of fixed socket-outlets: fixed to the base or to a part reliably fixed to the base Earthing contacts of fixed socket-outlets: - fixed to the base, or - fixed to the cover (reliably connected to the earthing terminals; contact pieces silver plated or with adequate protection) arts of earthing circuit in one piece or reliably connected by riveting, welding, or the like 11.3 Accessible metal parts of fixed socket-outlets: permanently and reliably connected to the earthing terminal By riveting 11.4 Socket-outlets, having an I>X0, with enclosure of insulating material and more than one cable inlet, provided with: - an internal fixed earthing terminal, or - adequate space for a floating terminal (test connection using the type of terminal specified by the manufacturer), unless - earthing terminal of socket-outlet itself allows the connection of an incoming and an outgoing earthing conductor 11.5 Connection between earthing terminal and accessible metal parts: of low resistance Test current equal to 1,5 times the rated current or 25 A (A)... :

11 age 11 of 61 Report No.: Resistance not exceed 0,05 ()... : 11.6 Fixed socket-outlets according to item b) of 7.2.5: earthing socket contact and its terminal electrically separated from any metal mounting means or other exposed conductive parts which may be connected to the protective earthing circuit of the installation 12 TERMINALS AND TERMINATIONS 12.1 General All the test on terminals, with the exception of the tests of and , made after the test of clause Rewirable fixed socket-outlets provided with screwtype terminals or with screwless terminals... : Rewirable plugs and portable socket-outlets provided with terminals with screw clamping... : re-soldered flexible conductors used: pre-soldered area outside the clamp area of screw-type terminals Clamping means of terminals: not serve to fix any other components Non-rewirable accessories provided with soldered, welded, crimped or equally effective permanent connections (termination)... : Screwed or snap-on connections not used Connections made by crimping a pre-soldered flexible conductor not permitted Riveted 12.2 Terminals with screw clamping for external copper conductors Accessories provided with terminals which allows the proper connection of copper conductors as shows in table 3 Rated current (A); Type of accessories... : Type of conductor (rigid / flexible)... : Smallest / largest cross-sectional area (mm 2 )... : Diameter of the largest conductor (mm)... : Figure of terminal... : Minimum diameter D (minimum dimensions) of conductor space: required (mm); measured (mm). : Terminals allow the conductor to be connected without special preparation Terminals have adequate mechanical strength Screws and nut for clamping the conductors have metric ISO thread or a comparable thread

12 age 12 of 61 Report No.: Screws not of soft metal such as zinc or aluminium Terminals resistant to corrosion Terminals clamp the conductor(s) without undue damage See appended table During the test: conductor not slip out, no break near clamping unit and no damage Terminals clamp the conductor reliably between metal surfaces See appended table During the test: conductor not move noticeably Terminals designed or placed that the conductor cannot slip out while the clamping screws or nuts are tightened See appended table After the test: no wire of the conductor escaped from the clamping unit Terminals not work loose from their fixing to accessories Torque test (screws and nuts tightened and loosened 5 times): - rated current (A)... : - copper conductor of the largest cross-sectional area (mm²) (table 3)... : - type of conductor (solid or stranded)... : - torque (Nm) (table 6 or appropriate figures 2, 3 or 4)... : During the test: terminals not work loose and show no damage Clamping screws or nuts of earthing terminals: adequately locked against accidental loosening, not possible to loosen them without the aid of a tool Earthing terminals: no risk of corrosion Body of brass or other metal no less resistant to corrosion The body is a part of a frame or enclosure of aluminium alloy: precautions are taken to avoid the risk of corrosion illar terminals: distance g no less than the value specified in figure 2: required (mm); measured (mm)... : Mantle terminals: distance g no less than the value specified in figure 5: required (mm); measured (mm)... : 12.3 Screwless terminals for external copper conductors Screwless terminals of the type suitable for:

13 age 13 of 61 Report No.: for rigid copper conductors only, or - for both rigid and flexible copper conductors (tests carried out with rigid and then repeated with flexible conductors) Screwless terminals provided with two clamping units each allowing the proper connection of rigid or of rigid and flexible conductors having nominal crosssectional areas from 1,5 up to 2,5 mm 2 (table 7) Two conductors to be connected: each conductor introduced in a separate clamping unit Screwless terminals allow the conductor to be connected without special preparation arts of screwless terminals intended for carrying current of materials as specified in Screwless terminals clamp specified conductors with sufficient contact pressure without undue damage to the conductor Conductor clamped between metal surfaces It is clear how the connection and disconnection of the conductors is to be made Disconnection of a conductor require an operation, other than a pull, so that can be made manually with or without a general-purpose tool It is not possible to confuse the opening intended for the use of a tool with the opening intended for the conductor Screwless terminals intended for the interconnection of two or more conductors: - during insertion, operation of clamping means of one of the conductors is independent of operation of that for the other conductor(s); - during disconnection, conductors can be disconnected either at the same time or separately; - each conductor introduced in a separate clamping unit. - it is possible to clamp securely any number of conductors up to the maximum as designed. Number of conductors; Nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 )... : Screwless terminals of fixed socket-outlets: adequate insertion obvious and over-insertion prevented Screwless terminals properly fixed to the socketoutlets Not work loose when conductors are connected or disconnected

14 age 14 of 61 Report No.: Self-hardening resins used to fix terminals not subject to mechanical stress Screwless terminals withstand mechanical stresses occurring in normal use See appended table During application of the pull conductor not come out of the terminal Additional test with apparatus shown in figure 11 See appended table During the test: conductors not moved noticeably in the clamping unit After these tests: neither terminals nor clamping means have worked loose and conductors show no deterioration Screwless terminals withstand electrical and thermal stresses occurring in normal use See appended table After the test: inspection show no changes Repetition of mechanical strength test according to See appended table During application of the pull conductor not come out of the terminal Additional test with apparatus shown in figure 11 See appended table During the test: conductors not moved noticeably in the clamping unit After these tests: neither terminals nor clamping means have worked loose and conductors show no deterioration Screwless terminals: connected rigid solid conductor remains clamped, even when deflected during normal installation See appended table CONSTRUCTION OF FIXED SOCKET-OUTLETS 13.1 Socket-contact assembly: sufficient resilience 13.2 Socket-contact and pins of socket-outlets: resistant to corrosion 13.3 Insulating linings, barriers and the like: adequate mechanical strength 13.4 Socket-outlets constructed as to permit - easy fixing of the base to a wail or in a mounting box - easy introduction and connection of the conductors in the terminals - easy fixing of the base to a wall or in a mounting box;

15 age 15 of 61 Report No.: easy fixing of the base to a wall or in a mounting box - correct positioning of the conductors - adequate space between the underside of the base and the surface on which the base is mounted - adequate space between the underside of the base and the sides of the base and the enclosure (cover or box) Socket-outlets classified as design A: permit easy positioning and removal of the cover or cover plate, without displacing the conductors 13.5 Socket-outlets designed that full engagement of associated plugs is not prevented by any projection from their engagement face Gap between the engagement face of the socketoutlet and the plug: not exceed 1 mm 13.6 Covers provided with bushings for the entry holes for the pins: not possible to remove them from the outside or for them to become detached inadvertently from the inside when the cover is removed 13.7 Covers, cover-plates or parts of them intended to ensure protection against electric shock: - held in place at two or more points by effective fixings - fixed by means of a single fixing, for example, by a screw, provided that they are Iocated by another means (for example, by a shouider) Fixings of covers or cover-plates of socket-outlets of design A serve to fix the base: there are means to maintain the base in position, even after removal of the covers or cover-plates Covers or cover-plates whose fixings are of the screw-type: Compliance checked by inspection only Covers or cover-plates whose fixing is not dependent on screws and whose removal is obtained by applying a force in a direction approximately perpendicular to the mounting/supporting surface: Compliance checked, when their removal may give access, with the standard test finger: to live parts: by the test of (verification of the non-removal and the removal) to non-earthed metal parts separated from live parts in such a way that creepage distances and clearances have the values shown in table 23: by the test of (verification of the non-removal and the removal)

16 age 16 of 61 Report No.: only to parts of insulating material, or earthed metal parts, or metal parts separated from live parts in such a way that creepage distances and clearances have twice the values shown in table 23, or live parts of SEL V circuits not greater than 25 V a.c.: by the test of (verification of the non-removal and the removal) Covers or cover-plates the fixing of which is not dependent on screws and whose removal is obtained by using a tool, in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions given in an instruction sheet or in other documentation: Compliance checked, when their removal may give access, with the standard test finger: to live parts: by the test of (verification of the non-removal only) to non-earthed metal parts separated from live parts in such a way that creepage distances and clearances have the values shown in table 23: by the test of (verification of the non-removal only) only to parts of insulating material, or earthed metal parts, or metal parts separated from live parts in such a way that creepage distances and clearances have twice the values shown in table 23, or live parts of SEL V circuits not greater than 25 V a.c.: by the test of (verification of the non-removal only) 13.8 Cover-plate intended for a socket-outlet with earthing contact: not interchangeable with a coverplate intended for a socket-outlet without earthing contact 13.9 Surface-type socket-outlets: no free openings in their enclosures Screws or other means for mounting the socketoutlet on a surface in a box or enclosure: easily accessible from the front Fixing means not serve any other fixing purpose Multiple socket-outlets with a common base: provided with fixed links for the interconnection of the contacts in parallel Fixing of the links independent from the connection of the supply wires Multiple socket-outlets, comprising separate bases: correct position of each base ensured Fixing of each base independent of the fixing of the combination to the mounting surface Mounting plate of surface-type socket-outlets: adequate mechanical strength

17 age 17 of 61 Report No.: Socket-outlets withstand the lateral strain imposed by equipment likely to be introduced into them Socket-outlets 16A 250V: test made 4 times with the socket-outlet turned through 90, 5 N for 1 min (device shown in fig. 13) During the test: device not become disengaged from the socket-outlet After the test: - no damage - socket-outlets comply with clause Socket-outlets are not an integrai part of lampholders Surface-type socket-outlets having I>20 are according to their I classification when fitted with conduits or with sheathed cables and without a plug in engagement Surface-type socket-outlets having IX4 and IX5 have provision for opening a drain hole Socket-outlets with a drain hole: drain hole is not less than 5 mm in diameter, or 20 mm 2 in area with a width and a length of not less than 3 mm...: Drain hole: effective Lid springs (if any): of corrosion-resistant material (bronze or stainless steel)...: Earthing pins: adequate mechanical strength Not solid pins: compliance checked by inspection and by the test of 14.2 made after the tests of clause Earthing contacts and neutral contacts: locked against rotation and removable only with the aid of a tool, after dismantling the socket-outlet Metal strips of the earthing circuit: no burrs which might damage the insulation of the supply conductors Socket-outlets to be installed in a box: designed that the conductor ends can be prepared after the box is mounted in position, but before the socketoutlet is fitted in the box lnlet openings: allow the introduction of the conduit or the sheath of the cable Surface-type socket-outlets: the conduit or sheath of the cable can enter at least I mm into the enclosure

18 age 18 of 61 Report No.: inlet opening for conduit entries, or at least two of them if there are more than one, capable of accepting conduit sizes of 16, 20, 25 or 32 according to IEC or a combination of at least two of any of these sizes inlet opening for cable entries capable of accepting cables having the dimensions specified in table 14 or be as specified by the manufacturer: rated current (A); Limits of external dimensions of cable min/max (mm)...: Membranes (grommets) in inlet openings: reliably fixed and not displaced by the mechanical and thermal stresses occurring in normal use Test on membranes subjected to the ageing treatment specified in 16.1 and assembled in the accessories Accessories placed at (40 2) C for 2 h. Force of 30 N applied for 5 s by test probe 11 of IEC During the test: no deformation Membranes likely to be subjected to an axial pull: axial pull of 30 N applied for 5 s. During the test: membranes not become detached After the test: no harmful deformation, cracks or similar damage Test repeated with membranes not subjected to any treatment Membranes in inlet openings: introduction of the cables into the accessory permitted when the ambient temperature is low Test on membranes not subjected to the ageing treatment specified in 16.1 and assembled in the accessories Accessories kept at (-15 2) C for 2 h: possibility to introduce cables of the largest diameter through membranes After the test: no harmful deformation, cracks or similar damage 14 CONSTRUCTION OF LUGS AND ORTABLE SOCKET-OTLETS 14.1 Non-rewirable portable accessories: flexible cable cannot be separated from the accessory without making it permanently useless Accessory cannot be opened by hand or by using a generai purpose tool, for example a screwdriver used as such 14.2 ins of portable accessories: adequate mechanical strength Solid pins

19 age 19 of 61 Report No.: Test for pins not solid (made after clause 21): force of 100 N exerted on the pin, according to figure 14, for 1 min by means of a steel rod Ø 4,8 mm During the application of the force: reduction of the dimension of the pin not exceed 0,15 mm After removal of the rod: dimensions of the pin not changed by more than 0,06 mm 14.3 ins of plugs: - locked against rotation - not removable without dismantling the plug - adequately fixed in the body of the plug when the plug is wired and assembled as in normal use Earthing or neutral pins or contacts of plugs: not possible to arrange in an incorrect position 14.4 Earthing contacts and neutral contacts of portable socket-outlets: - locked against rotation - removable only with the aid of a tool, after dismantling the socket-outlet 14.5 Socket-contact assemblies: sufficient resilience arts of socket-contact assemblies: - are not of insulating material except ceramic, or other material with no less suitable characteristics - ensure metallic contacts at least on two opposing sides of each pin Contact pressure of the contact tube does not depend on soldered connection only 14.6 ins and socket-contacts: resistant to corrosion and abrasion 14.7 Enclosures of rewirable portable accessories: completely enclose terminals and ends of flexible cable Construction of rewirable accessories: - conductors can be properly connected - cores not pressed against each other - cores of live conductor not pressed against accessible metal parts - core of earthing conductor not pressed against live parts 14.8 Rewirable portable accessories: terminal screws or nuts cannot become loose and fall out of position and establish an electrical connection between live parts and earthing terminal or metal parts

20 age 20 of 61 Report No.: Rewirable portable accessories with earthing contact: ampie space for slack of earthing (test) Non-rewirable non-moulded-on accessories with earthing contact: current-carrying conductors stressed before the earthing conductor if the flexible cable slips in its anchorage Terminals of rewirable portable accessories and terminations of non-rewirable portable accessories: located and shielded that loose wires not present a risk of electric shock Non-rewirable moulded-on portable accessories: provided with means to prevent loose wires of a conductor from reducing the minimum isolation distance requirements Rewirable accessories: test with 6 mm free wire free wire of a conductor connected to a live terminal not touch any accessible metal part or able to emerge from the enclosure free wire of a conductor connected to an earthing terminal not touch a live part Non-rewirable, non-moulded-on accessories: test with a free wire of length equivalent to the maximum designed stripping length declared by the manufacturer plus 2 mm free wire of a conductor connected to a live termination not touch any accessible metal part or reduce creepage distance and clearance below 1,5 mm to the external surface free wire of a conductor connected to an earth termination not touch any live part Non-rewirable, moulded-on accessories: Verification of means to prevent stray wires reducing the minimum distance through insulation to external accessible surface below 1,5 mm Rewirable portable accessories: - clear how relief from strain and prevention of twisting is intended to be effected - cord anchorage, or at Ieast part of it, integrai with or fixed to one of the component parts of the plug or portable socket-outlet - makeshift methods not used - cord anchorage suitable for the different types of flexible cable which may be connected to it; screws, if any: not serve to fix any other component - cord anchorages: of insulating material or provided with an insulating lining fixed to the metal parts

21 age 21 of 61 Report No.: metal parts of cord anchorages, including clamping screws: insulated from the earthing circuit Rewirable portable accessories and non-rewirable non-moulded on portable accessories: it is not possible to remove covers, cover-plates or parts of them intended to ensure protection against electric shock without the use of a tool Covers of portable socket-outlets: bushings for entry holes for the pins not removable from the outside or detachable inadvertently from the inside Screws intended to allow access to interior of the accessory: captive Engagement face of plugs: no projections Engagement face of portable socket-outlets: no projection ortable accessories of I>20: enclosed according to their I classification lugs having I>20: adequately enclosed with the exception of the engagement face ortable socket-outlets having I>20: adequately enclosed without a plug in engagement Lid springs (if any): of corrosion-resistant material (bronze or stainless steel)...: ortable socket-outlets: means for suspension from a wall or other mounting surfaces not allow access to live parts No free openings between space intended for suspension means by which the socket-outlet is fixed to the wall, or other mounting surface and live parts Combinations of portable accessories and switches, circuit-breakers or other devices comply with relevant individual IEC standards, if relevant combined product standard does not exist...: ortable accessories: not integral part of Iampholders lugs for equipment of class II: - rewirable or non-rewirable - if part of a cord set: provided with a connector for equipment of class II - if part of a cord extension set: provided with a portable socket-outlet for equipment of class II Components (switches and fuses) incorporated in accessories: comply with the relevant IEC standard

22 age 22 of 61 Report No.: lug-in equipment: not cause overheating of the pins or impose undue strain lugs with rating above 16 A and 250 V: not integral part of other equipment Tests for two-pole plugs, with or without earthing contact, with rating up to and including 16 A and 250 V (plug of equipment inserted into a fixed socket-outlet complying with this standard): Socket-outlet connected to a supply voltage equal to 1,1 times the highest rated voltage of the equipment (V)...: Temperature rise of the pins after 1 h not exceed 45 K (K)...: Additional torque applied to the socket-outlet in order to maintain the engagement face in the vertical plane not exceed 0,25 Nm (Nm)...: lugs can easily withdrawn by hand from the relevant socket-outlets Gripping surfaces are so designed that the plug can be withdrawn without having to pull the flexible cable Membranes in inlet openings of portable accessorie: meet the requirements of and INTERLOCKED SOCKET-OUTLETS Socket-outlet interlocked with a switch: plug cannot be inserted into or completely withdrawn from the socket-outlet while the socket-contacts are live socket-contacts cannot be made live until a plug is almost completely in engagement 16 RESISTANCE TO AGEING, ROTECTION ROVIDED BY ENCLOSURES, AND RESISTANCE TO HUMIDITY 16.1 Resistance to ageing Accessories are resistant to ageing ortable socket-outlets: test plug as specified in Clause 20 inserted into the socket-outlets Accessories subjected to a test in a heating cabinet at (70 2) C for seven days (168 h) After the tests, the specimens show: - no crack visible with normal or corrected vision without additional magnification - no sticky or greasy material

23 age 23 of 61 Report No.: no trace of cloth (forefinger pressed with 5 N) - no damage ortable socket-outlets: contact pressure of the contact assembly checked as specified in subclause 22.2 with the single-pin gauge 16.2 rotection provided by enclosures Enclosures provide a degree of protection in accordance with the I designation of the accessory rotection against access to hazardous parts and against harmful effects due to ingress of solid foreign objects Accessories and their enclosures provide a degree of protection against access to hazardous parts and against harmful effects due to ingress of solid foreign objects Fixed socket-outlets: mounted as in normal use on a vertical surface Flush-type and semi-flush type socket-outlets: mounted in an appropriate box according to the manufacturer s instructions Accessories with screwed glands or membranes fitted with flexible cables within the range specified in table 3: - largest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: - smallest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: Glands tightened with a torque equal to 2/3 of the torque applied during the test of 24.6 (Nm)...: Screws of the enclosure tightened with a torque equal to 2/3 of the torque given in table 6 (Nm)...: rotection against access to hazardous parts Appropriate test performed as specified in IEC (see also clause 10) I20/I rotection against harmful effects due to ingress of solid foreign objects Appropriate test performed as specified in IEC Test on accessories with I5X (considered to be of category 2): dust not penetrated in a quantity to interfere with satisfactory operation or to impair safety I rotection against harmful effects due to ingress of water Accessories and their enclosures provide a degree of protection against harmful effects due to ingress of water in accordance with their I classification I44

24 age 24 of 61 Report No.: Appropriate test performed as specified in IEC under the following conditions: Flush-type and semi-flush type socket-outlets: fixed in a vertical test wall using an appropriate box according to the manufacturer s instructions Accessory suitable to be installed on a rough wall: test wall according to figure 15 is used Surface-type socket-outlets mounted as for normal use in a vertical position and fitted with cables (having conductors of the largest and smallest nominal crosssectional area given in table 3) or conduits or both in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions: - largest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: - smallest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: ortable socket-outlets tested on a plain, horizontal surface in a position as in normal use and fitted with flexible cables (having conductors of the largest and smallest nominal cross-sectional area given in table 3) according to table 17: - largest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: - smallest cross-sectional area (mm ); type of cable (table 17)...: Screws of enclosure tightened with a torque equal to 2/3 of the torque given in table 6 (Nm)...: Glands tightened with a torque equal to 2/3 of the torque applied during the test of 24.6 (Nm)...: Accessory with drain holes opened during the test: any accumulation of water proved by inspection Socket-outlets tested without a plug in engagement lugs tested when in full engagement with: - a fixed socket-outlets - a portable socket-outlets of the same system and with the same degree of protection against harmful effects due to ingress of water Specimens withstand an electric strength test specified in 17.2 which is started within 5 min of completion of the I test 16.3 Resistance to humidity Accessories proof against humidity which may occur in normal use Compliance checked by a humidity treatment carried out in a humidity cabinet containing air with relative humidity maintained between 91 % and 95 % 93%

25 age 25 of 61 Report No.: Specimens kept in the cabinet for: - two days (48 h) for accessories having IX0 For I20 - seven days (168 h) for accessories having I>X0 For I44 After this treatment the specimens show no damage 17 INSULATION RESISTANCE AND ELECTRIC STRENGTH 17.1 Insulation resistance measured 1 min after application of 500 V d.c. See appended table Electric strength: a.c. test voltage applied for 1 min See appended table OERATION OF EARTHING CONTACTS Earthing contacts provide adequate contact pressure and not deteriorate in normal use Compliance checked by the tests of clauses 19 and TEMERATURE RISE Temperature rise test See appended table 19 Socket-outlets tested using a test plug with brass pins having the minimum specified dimensions lugs tested with clamping units having dimensions specified in Figure 44 fitted on each live pin and earthing pin, if any lugs having lateral earthing contacts and resilient earthing contacts tested using a fixed socket-outlet complying with the standard and having as near toaverage characteristics as can be selected, but with minimum size of the earthing pin, if any 20 BREAKING CAACITY Accessories have adequate breaking capacity Compliance checked by testing: - socket-outlets; See appended table 20 - plugs with pins which are not solid Multiple socket-outlets: test carried out on one socket-outlet of each type and current rating During the test: no sustained arcing occur After the test: - specimens show no damage impairing their further use;

26 age 26 of 61 Report No.: entry holes for the pins not show any damage which may impair the safety 21 NORMAL OERATION Accessories withstand without excessive wear or other harmful effect, the mechanical, electrical and thermal stresses occurring in normal use Compliance checked by testing: - socket-outlets; See appended table 21 - plugs with resilient earthing socket-contacts; - plugs with pins which are not solid Test performed according to the procedure specified in Figure 43; point of Figure 43 at which the test program has begun (1, 2, 3)...: Test current passed: - during each insertion and withdrawal of the plug (In 16A) - during alternate insertion and withdrawal, the other insertion and withdrawal being made without current flowing (In > 16A) Multiple socket-outlets: test carried out on one socket-outlet of each type and current rating During the test: no sustained arcing occur After the test the specimens do not show: - wear impairing their further use; - deterioration of enclosures, insulating lining or barriers; - damage to the entry holes for the pins, that might impair proper working; - loosening of electrical or mechanical connections; - seepage of sealing compound Shuttered socket-outlets: gauges of figure 9 and 10 applied to the entry holes corresponding to live contacts do not touch live parts when they remain under the relevant forces See appended table 21 Temperature-rise test (requirements of clause 19) See appended table 21 Electric strength (sub-clause 17.2) See appended table 21 ins which are not solid: test according to FORCE NECESSARY TO WITHDRAW THE LUG

27 age 27 of 61 Report No.: Construction of accessory does allow the easy insertion and withdrawal of the plug, and prevent the plug from working out of the socket-outlet in normal use 22.1 Verification of the maximum withdrawal force See appended table Verification of the minimum withdrawal force See appended table FLEXIBLE CABLES AND THEIR CONNECTIONS 23.1 Rewirable plugs and rewirable portable socketoutlets are provided with a cord anchorage Sheath of flexible cable is clamped within the cord anchorage In non-rewirable plugs and non-rewirable portable socket-outlets the cable is maintained in position and the terminations are relieved from strain and twisting Sheath of flexible cable is maintained inside the accessory 23.2 ull and torque test Non-rewirable accessories: After the test: displacement 2 mm See appended table 23.2 No break in the electrical connections Rewirable accessories: After the test: displacement 2 mm See appended table 23.2 End of conductors not have moved noticeably in the terminals Rewirable accessories having rated current up to and including 16 A: Suitable for fitting with the appropriate cable as shown in table 19 Type of flexible cable; number of conductors and nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 )... : 23.3 Non-rewirable plugs and non-rewirable portable socket-outlets are provided with a flexible cable complying with IEC or IEC Flexible cables have the same number of conductors as there are poles in the plug or socketoutlet Conductor connected to the earthing contact is identified by the colour combination green/yellow 23.4 Non-rewirable plugs and non-rewirable portable socket-outlets: designed that the flexible cable is protected against excessive bending

28 age 28 of 61 Report No.: Guards of insulating material and fixed in reliable manner Flexing test ( flexings) During the test: no interruption of the test current and no short-circuit between conductors After the test: guard no separated from the body, insulation shows no sign of abrasion or wear, broken strands become no accessible See appended table 23.4 See appended table MECHANICAL STRENGTH Accessories, surface mounting boxes, screwed glands and shrouds have adequate mechanical strength 24.1 Fixed socket-outlets, portable multiple socketoutlets and surface-type mounting boxes: impact test (apparatus shown in fig. 22, 23, 24 and 25) After the test: no damage, live parts no become accessible 24.2 ortable single socket-outlets and plugs: subjected to test Ed: Free fall, procedure 2 of IEC (tumbling barrel); number of falls... : After the test: 1000 / 500 / no part become detached or loosened; - pins no become so deformed that the plug cannot be introduced into a socket-outlet and also fails to comply with the requirements of 9.1 and 10.3; - pins no turn when a torque of 0,4 Nm is applied for 1 min in each direction 24.3 Bases of surface-type socket-outlets: first fixed to a cylinder of rigid steel sheet and then fixed to a flat steel sheet During and after the tests: no damage 24.4 ortable single socket-outlets, multiple socket-outlets and plugs (elastomeric or thermoplastic material): impact test, weight (1000 2) g, height 100 mm (apparatus shown in fig. 27) Specimens placed in a freezer at (-15 C ± 2) C for at least 16 h. After the test: no damage 24.5 ortable single socket-outlets and plugs (elastomeric or thermoplastic material): compression test, 300 N for 1 min, position a) and b) (apparatus shown in fig. 8) After the test: no damage 24.6 Screwed glands of accessories having I>20: torque test (1 min) - diameter of test rod (mm)... : - type of material (metal / moulded)... : - torque (Nm)... :

29 age 29 of 61 Report No.: After the test: no damage of glands and enclosures of the specimens 24.7 lug pins provided with insulating sleeves: movements, 4 N (apparatus shown in fig. 28) After the test: no damage of pins, insulating sleeve not have punctured or rucked up 24.8 Shuttered socket-outlets: mechanical test carried out on specimens submitted to the normal operation test according to clause 21 Force (40 N / 75 N) applied for 1 min against the shutter of an entry hole by means of one pin (N) : in did not come in contact with live parts After the test: no damage 40N / 75N 24.9 Mechanical test for multiple portable socket-outlet: 8 falls on concrete floor with the specimens arranged as shown in figure 29 Rewirable multiple socket-outlets: flexible cable of the smallest cross-sectional area specified in table 3...: After the test: no damage, no part have become detached or loosened Accessories having I>X0 submitted again to the tests as specified in lugs: pull test to verify the fixation of pins in the body of the plug (new specimens) Maximum withdrawal force (table 16) applied for 1 min on each pin in turn, after the specimen has been placed at (70 2) C for 1 h (N)... : After the test: displacement of pins in the body of the plug 1 mm (mm)... : 50N, 1min 0mm Barriers of portable socket-outlets having means for suspension on a mounting surface: Force applied for 10 s against the barrier by means of a cylindrical steel rod (1,5 times the maximum plug withdrawal force in 22.1, table 16) (N)... : Rod did not pierce the barrier ortable socket-outlets having means for suspension on a mounting surface (pull test): ull applied to the supply flexible cable for 10 s (force prescribed in 23.2 for checking the flexible cable anchorage) (N)... : During the test: no break of the means for suspension on a mounting surface ortable socket-outlets having means for suspension on a mounting surface (pull test):

30 age 30 of 61 Report No.: ull applied to the engagement face of the socketoutlet for 10 s (maximum withdrawal force specified, for the corresponding plug, in table 16) (N)... : During the test: no break of the means for suspension on a mounting surface Forces necessary to retain or remove covers, cover-plates or parts of them (accessibility with the test finger to live parts) Verification of the retention of covers or cover-plates (fixed socket-outlets) Force (40 N / 80 N) applied for 1 min perpendicular to the mounting surface (N)... : Covers or cover-plates did not come off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, (1 ± 0,1) mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or cover-plates did not come off After the test: no damage 40 N / 80 N Verification of the removal of covers or cover-plates (fixed socket-outlets) Force not exceeding 120 N applied 10 times perpendicular to the mounting / supporting surface: covers or cover-plates came off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, (1 ± 0,1) mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or cover-plates came off After the test: no damage Verification of the retention of covers or cover-plates (plugs and portable socketoutlets) Force 80 N applied for 1 min perpendicular to the mounting surface: covers, cover-plates or parts of them did not come off Test repeated with a force of 120 N: Rewirable plugs and rewirable portable socketoutlets: covers, cover-plates or parts of them came off but the specimen showed no damage Non-rewirable, non moulded-on accessories: covers, cover-plates or parts of them came off but the accessories were permanently useless according to Force necessary for covers or cover-plates to come off or not to come off (accessibility with the test finger to non-earthed metal parts separated from live parts by creepage distances and clearances according to table 23) Verification of the non-removal of covers or cover-plates Force (10 N / 20 N) applied for 1 min in direction perpendicular to the mounting surface (N)... :

31 age 31 of 61 Report No.: Covers or cover-plates did not come off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, 1 mm ± 0,1 mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or coverplates did not come off After the test: no damage Verification of the removal of covers or cover-plates Force not exceeding 120 N applied 10 times in direction perpendicular to the mounting / supporting surface: covers or cover-plates came off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, 1 mm ± 0,1 mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or coverplates came off After the test: no damage Force necessary for covers or cover-plates to come off or not to come off (accessibility to insulating parts, earthed metal parts, live parts of SELV 25 V a.c. or metal parts separated from live parts by creepage distances twice those according to table 23) Verification of the non-removal of covers or cover-plates Force 10 N applied for 1 min in direction perpendicular to the mounting surface: covers or cover-plates did not come off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, 1 mm ± 0,1 mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or coverplates did not come off After the test: no damage Verification of the removal of covers or cover-plates Force not exceeding 120 N applied 10 times in direction perpendicular to the mounting / supporting surface: covers or cover-plates came off Test repeated on new specimens with a sheet of hard material, 1 mm ± 0,1 mm thick, fitted around the supporting frame (fig. 31): covers or coverplates came off After the test: no damage Test with gauge of figure 7 applied according to figure 9 for verification of the outline of covers or cover-plates: distances between face C of gauge and outline of side under test, not decrease... : Test with gauge according to figure 5 applied as shown in figure 11 (1 N): gauge not enter more than 1mm... : Complying / not complying complying / not complying

32 age 32 of 61 Report No.: Shroud of portable socket-outlets: compression test (20 2) N at (25 5) C by means of the apparatus shown in figure 38 After 1 min and while the shrouds are still under pressure the dimensions did comply with the appropriate standard sheet Test repeated with the specimen rotated RESISTANCE TO HEAT 25.1 Specimens kept for 1 h in a heating cabinet at (100 2) C for 1 h During the test: no change impairing their further use and sealing compound, if any, not flow After the test: - no access to live parts with probe B of IEC applied with a force not exceeding 5 N - markings still legible 25.2 arts of insulating material necessary to retain current-carrying parts and parts of the earthing circuit in position, as well as parts of the front surface zone, 2 mm wide, surrounding the phase and neutral pin entry holes: ball-pressure test at (125 2) C for 1 h 25.3 arts of insulating material not necessary to retain current-carrying parts and parts of the earthing circuit in position, even though in contact with them: ballpressure test (1 h) See appended table 25.2 See appended table ortable accessories: compression test (20 N) at (80 2) C for 1 h by means of the apparatus shown in figure 38 After the test: no damage 26 SCREWS, CURRENT-CARRYING ARTS AND CONNECTIONS 26.1 Connections withstand mechanical stresses Thread-forming or thread-cutting screws used only if supplied together with the piece in which they are intended to be inserted Thread-cutting screws intended to be used during installation: captive Screws and nuts which transmit contact pressure: in engagement with a metal thread Threaded part torque test 26.2 Screws in engagement with a thread of insulating material: correct introduction into the screw hole or nut ensured

33 age 33 of 61 Report No.: Contact pressure: not transmitted through insulating material other than ceramic, pure mica or other material no less suitable unless there is sufficient resiliency in metallic parts Connections made by insulation piercing of tinsel cord reliable 26.4 Screws and rivets locked against loosening and/or turning 26.5 Current-carrying parts (including earthing terminals) have mechanical strength, electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion adequate: - copper; - alloy with at least 58 % copper for parts made from cold-rolled sheet or with at least 50 % copper for other parts; - stainless steel with at least 13 % chromium and not more than 0,09 % carbon - steel with electroplated coating of zinc (ISO 2081): service condition ISO no. (1/2/3); I (X0/X4/X5); thickness (µm)... : - steel with electroplated coating of nickel and chromium (ISO 1456): service condition ISO no. (2/3/4); I (X0/X4/X5); thickness (µm)... : - steel with electroplated coating of tin (ISO 2093): service condition ISO no. (2/3/4); I (X0/X4/X5); thickness (µm)... : Current-carrying parts subjected to mechanical wear: not of steel with electroplated coating Metals having a great difference of electrochemical potential: not used in contact with each other 26.6 Contacts subjected to a sliding action are of metal resistant to corrosion 26.7 Thread-forming screws and thread-cutting screws are not used for the connection of current-carrying parts Thread-forming screws and thread-cutting screws used to provide earthing connection: it is not necessary to disturb the connection and at least two screws are used for each connection >59% 27 CREEAGE DISTANCES, CLEARANCES AND DISTANCES THROUGH SEALING COMOUND 27.1 Creepage distances, clearances and distances through sealing compound are not less than the values shown in table Insulating sealing compound does not protrude above the edge of the cavity in which it is contained See appended table 27.1

34 age 34 of 61 Report No.: Surface-type socket-outlets do not have bare currentcarrying strips at the back 28 RESISTANCE OF INSULATING MATERIAL TO ABNORMAL HEAT, TO FIRE AND TO TRACKING 28.1 Resistance to abnormal heat and to fire Glow-wire test according to IEC and IEC lugs with pins provided with insulating sleeves: Test temperature maintained for 3h by means of the apparatus shown in figure 40 at (1205) C/(1805) C See appended table Impact test according to sub-clause 30.4 (mass 100 g, height 100 mm, 4 impacts): no cracks of the insulating sleeves 28.2 Resistance to tracking arts of insulating material retaining live parts in position of accessories having I>X0: of material resistant to tracking Tracking test at 175 V with solution A of IEC See appended table RESISTANCE TO RUSTING Ferrous parts protected against rusting Test made after having removed all grease using a suitable degreasing agent: 10 min 10 % solution of ammonium chloride, 10 min in a box with air saturated with moisture and 10 min at (100 5) C: No signs of rust 30 ADDITIONAL TESTS ON INS ROVIDED WITH INSULATING SLEEVES 30.1 ressure test at high temperature Apparatus shown in figure 41, with the test specimen in position, maintained for 2 h at (200 5) C. Force applied through the blade: 2,5 N Thickness of the insulation measured: before the test (mm); after the test (mm)...: Thickness remaining at the point of impression is not reduced by more than 50 % of its original value measured at the start of the test: percentage value (%)...: 80 1; 0, Static damp heat test Set of 3 specimens submitted to two damp heat cycles in accordance with IEC After the test:

35 age 35 of 61 Report No.: insulation resistance and electric strength test (clause 17) - abrasion test (sub-clause 24.7) 30.3 Test at low temperature Set of 3 specimens maintained at (-15 C ± 2) C for 24 h After the test: - insulation resistance and electric strength test (clause 17) - abrasion test (sub-clause 24.7) 30.4 Impact test at low temperature Specimens maintained at (-15 C ± 2) C for 24 h subjected to 4 impacts (mass 100 g, height 100 mm) by means of the apparatus shown in figure 42 rotating the specimen through 90 between impacts After the test: no crack of the insulating sleeves

36 age 36 of 61 Report No.: TABLE: test with apparatus shown in figure 11 (screw-type terminals) Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) rated current (A)... : type of conductors... : rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible smallest/largest cross-sectional area per table 3 (mm 2 )... : number of conductors... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque per table 6 (Nm)... : Diameter of bushing hole per table 9 (mm) Height H per table 9 (mm) Mass (kg) Remarks supplementary information: TABLE: pull test (screw-type terminals) Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) rated current (A)... : smallest/largest cross-sectional area per table 3 (mm 2 )... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 per table 6 (Nm)... : Number of conductors Type of conductors (rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible) ull per table 4 applied for 1 min (N) Remarks supplementary information: TABLE: tightening test (screw-type terminals) Largest crosssectional area per table 3 (mm 2 ) rated current (A)... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 per table 6 (Nm)... : ermissible number of conductors (1) Type of conductors (rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible) Number of wires and nominal diameter of wires per table 5 Remarks

37 age 37 of 61 Report No.: supplementary information: (1) terminals intended for looping-in 2 or 3 conductors TABLE: mechanical strength test (screwless-type terminals) rated current (A)... : largest/smallest cross-sectional area per table 7 (mm 2 )... : Number of connection (after that conductor subjected to a pull of 30 N for 1 min) / disconnection Type of conductor (solid / rigid stranded / flexible Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) Remarks Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) TABLE: test with apparatus shown in figure 11 Type of conductor (solid / rigid stranded / flexible Diameter of bushing hole per table 9 (mm) Height H per table 9 (mm) Mass (kg) Remarks supplementary information: TABLE: electrical and thermal strength test (screwless-type terminals) Test a) Test carried out for 1 h connecting rigid solid conductors: test current per table 10 (A)... : nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 )... : Screwless terminal number Voltage drop (mv) Required voltage drop (mv) Test b) Temperature cycles test carried out on terminals subjected to Test a): test current per table 10 (A)... : nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 )... : allowed voltage drop (mv)... : 22,5 mv or 2 times 24 th cycle value (mv) Screwless terminal number Remarks voltage drop after 24 th cycle

38 age 38 of 61 Report No.: voltage drop after 48 th cycle voltage drop after 72 nd cycle voltage drop after 96 th cycle voltage drop after 120 th cycle voltage drop after 144 th cycle voltage drop after 168 th cycle voltage drop after 192 nd cycle TABLE: mechanical strength test (screwless-type terminals) rated current (A)... : largest/smallest cross-sectional area per table 7 (mm 2 )... : Number of connection (after that conductor subjected to a pull of 30 N for 1 min) / disconnection Type of conductor (solid / rigid stranded / flexible Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) Remarks Cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) TABLE: test with apparatus shown in figure 11 Type of conductor (solid / rigid stranded / flexible Diameter of bushing hole per table 9 (mm) Height H per table 9 (mm) Mass (kg) Remarks supplementary information: TABLE: deflection test (principle of test apparatus shown in figure 12a) Test carried out connecting rigid solid copper conductors: test current (A) (equal rated current)... : required voltage drop (mv)... : 25 mv Type of conductor Smallest Largest Remarks cross-sectional area per table 11 (mm 2 ) force per table 12 (N) screwless terminal number starting point (X = deflection original point) voltage drop 1 st deflection (mv) voltage drop 2 nd deflection (mv) voltage drop 3 rd deflection (mv) X X+10 X+20 X X+10 X+20

39 age 39 of 61 Report No.: voltage drop 4 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 5 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 6 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 7 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 8 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 9 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 10 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 11 th deflection (mv) voltage drop 12 th deflection (mv) supplementary information: 17.1 TABLE: insulation resistance Item per 17.1 test voltage applied between: measured (M) required (M) a) between all poles connected together and the body b) between each pole in turn and all others connected to the body TABLE: electric strength item per 17.1 rated voltage (V)... : 250V test voltage applied between: test voltage (V) flashover / breakdown (Yes/No) a) all poles connected together and the body 2000V No b) each pole in turn and all others connected to the body 2000V No 19 TABLE: temperature rise test rated current of accessory (A)... : 10 type of accessory (non-rewirable / rewirable)... : nominal cross-sectional area per table 15 (mm 2 ) (rewirable accessories) / type of conductor... : type of conductors (rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible) (rewirable accessories)... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 of that specified in (Nm) (rewirable accessories)... :

40 age 40 of 61 Report No.: specimen type of flexible cable (1) supplementary information: (1) Non-rewirable accessories number of conductors and nominal crosssectional area (mm 2 ) (1) test circuit (L-L/L-N/L-E) test current (table 20) for 1 h (A) measured dt (K) allowed dt (K) temperature rise of external parts of insulating material (K)(25.3) - - L-N 14 Max. 30, L-E 14 Max. 30, TABLE: breaking capacity rating of accessory (A/V)... : type of accessory (non-rewirable / rewirable)... : type of flexible cable (non-rewirable accessories)... : number of conductors and nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) (non-rewirable accessories)... : nominal cross-sectional area per table 15 (mm 2 ) (rewirable accessories) / type of conductor... : type of conductors (rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible) (rewirable accessories)... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 of that specified in (Nm) (rewirable accessories)... : rate of operation (strokes per minute)... : specimen test plug (for each type and current rating of socket-outlet) pin dimensions (mm) pin spacing (mm) test voltage (1,1 Vn) (V) test current (1,25 In) cos φ 0,6 (A) number of strokes (plugs only) number number of of strokes, strokes, with without remarks shutters shutters with current (1) with current (2) supplementary information: 21 TABLE: normal operation rating of accessory (A/V)... : type of accessory (non-rewirable / rewirable)... : type of flexible cable (non-rewirable accessories)... : number of conductors and nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) (non-rewirable accessories)... :

41 age 41 of 61 Report No.: specimen nominal cross-sectional area per table 15 (mm 2 ) (rewirable accessories) / type of conductor... : type of conductors (rigid solid / rigid stranded / flexible) (rewirable accessories)... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 of that specified in (Nm) (rewirable accessories)... : rate of operation (strokes per minute)... : test plug (for each type and current rating of socket-outlet) pin dimensions (mm) pin spacing (mm) test voltage (Vn) (V) test current (table 20), cos φ 0,8 (A) number of strokes (plugs only) number of strokes, with shutter s with current (1) number of strokes, without shutters with current (2) number of strokes, with shutters without current (3) specimen TABLE: test for shuttered socket-outlets Gauge of figure 9, applied with a force of 20 N, for approximately 5 s, successively in three directions Steel gauge of figure 10, applied with a force of 1 N for approximately 5 s, in three directions 19 TABLE: temperature rise test specimen test circuit (L-L/L-N/L-E) test current (table 20 for clause 21) for 1 h (A) measured dt (K) allowed dt (K) temperature rise of external parts of insulating material (K)(25.3) 17.2 TABLE: electric strength specimen item per 17.1 test voltage applied between: test voltage (V) flashover / breakdown (Yes/No)

42 age 42 of 61 Report No.: supplementary information: CH-type 13, standard sheet SEV 6535: 2009 socket-outlets; 22 TABLE: force necessary to withdraw the plug Rated current (A)... : Number of poles... : 22.1 Verification of the maximum withdrawal force specimen socket-outlets (multi-pin gauge) maximum withdrawal force (N) the test plug did not remain in the socket-outlet (Y/N) plugs with resilient earthing contact assemblies (single-pin gauge) maximum withdrawal force (N) the test pin gauge did not remain in the contact assembly 22.2 Verification of the minimum withdrawal force specimen socket-outlets (single-pin gauge) minimum withdrawal force (N) the test pin gauge did not fall from each individual contact-assembly within 30 s (Y/N) plugs with resilient earthing contact assemblies (single-pin gauge) minimum withdrawal force (N) the test pin gauge did not fall from each individual earthing contact-assembly within 30 s (Y/N) supplementary information: According to SEV 1011: 2009; CH-type 13, standard sheet SEV 6535: 2009 socket-outlets; 23.2 TABLE: pull and torque test rating of accessory (A)... : type of accessory (non-rewirable / rewirable)... : smallest/largest cross-sectional area per table 17 (mm 2 ) (rewirable accessories)... : nominal diameter of thread (mm); torque 2/3 per table 6 (Nm) (rewirable accessories)... :

43 age 43 of 61 Report No.: Specimen type of flexible cable number of conductors and nominal crosssectional area (mm 2 ) pull (100 times) (N) torque (1 min) as specified in table 18 (Nm) displacement (mm) 23.4 TABLE: flexing test rated current (A)... : specimen type of flexible cable number of conductors and nominal cross-sectional area (mm 2 ) test current (A) mass (N) 24.1 TABLE: impact test part of enclosure tested per table 21 (A, B, C, D) blows per part height of fall (mm) comments supplementary information: 25.2 TABLE: ball pressure test of insulating materials allowed impression diameter (mm)... : 2 mm part under test test temperature (C) impression diameter (mm) enclosure 125 1, TABLE: ball pressure test of insulating materials allowed impression diameter (mm)... : 2 mm part under test test temperature (C) (1) impression diameter (mm) supplementary information: (1) (70 ± 2) C / (40 ± 2) C + highest temperature rise determined during the test of clause 19

44 age 44 of 61 Report No.: TABLE: creepage distances, clearances and distances through sealing compound item per table 23 rated voltage (V)... : 250V creepage distance dcr, clearance cl and distance through sealing compound dtsc at/of: required cl (mm) cl (mm) required dcr (mm) dcr (mm) required dtsc (mm) dtsc (mm) 1); 6) between live parts of different polarity 3 15,1 3 15,1 1); 6) 2); 7) between live parts and accessible surface of parts of insulating material 3 6,7 3 6,7 2); 7) TABLE: glow-wire test part under test material designation test temperature (C) visible flame and sustained glowing (Y/N) flame and glowing extinction time ignition of the tissue paper (Y/N) Enclosure 750 N - N 28.2 TABLE: resistance to tracking part under test number of drops... : 50 material designation test voltage (V) flashover / breakdown (Yes/No) Enclosure 175 No

45 age 45 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT SWISS NATIONAL DIFFERENCES lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes art 1: General requirements Differences according to... : SEV 1011:2009 Attachment Form No.... : Attachment Originator... : CH_ND_IEC60884_1C Electrosuisse Master Attachment... : Date Copyright 2009 IEC System for Conformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE), Geneva, Switzerland. All rights reserved. ATTACHMENT NATIONAL DIFFERENCES 6.1 Ratings Table 1, line 4 has to be replaced with 12.2 Terminals for screw clamping of external copper conductor Table 3, additional lines 3a and 3b

46 age 46 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT 22 Force necessary to withdraw the plug Table 16 lug type 11 Type 11 plug: 250V, 10A, L+N Dimension sheet: SEV :2009 Verification of dimensions

47 age 47 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Verification of dimensions 1) Edges of the metal parts protruding towards the insulating sleeves shall either be chamfered or rounded ( 0.1 mm). Sharp edges are not permitted. At no point shall the insulating sleeve protrude towards the contact pin. The plug connection to the cable shall be non-rewireable. The other end of the cable shall either be connected: - to a non-rewireable appliance connector - permanently to a Class II appliance - to a non-rewireable type 11 socket outlet. lug type 12 Type 12 plug: 250V, 10A, L+N+E Dimension sheet: SEV :2009

48 age 48 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Verification of dimensions Verifications of dimensions 1) Edges of the metal parts protruding towards the insulating sleeves shall either be chamfered or rounded ( 0.1 mm). Sharp edges are not permitted. At no point shall the insulating sleeve protrude towards the contact pin.erification of dimensionsded.cket (SN gs with built-on appliances which are intended to be inserted into sockets equipped wit

49 age 49 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT lug type 15 Type 15 plug: 250V, 10A, 3L+N+E Dimension sheet: SEV :2009 Verification of dimensions

50 age 50 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Verification of dimensions lug type 21 Type 21 plug: 250V, 16A, L+N Dimensions sheet: SEV :2009 Verification of dimensions

51 age 51 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Verification of dimensions 1) Edges of the metal parts protruding towards the insulating sleeves shall either be chamfered or rounded ( 0.1 mm). Sharp edges are not permitted. At no point shall the insulating sleeve protrude towards the contact pin. The plug connection to the cable shall be non-rewireable. The other end of the cable shall either be connected: - to a non-rewireable appliance connector - permanently to a Class II appliance - to a non-rewireable type 21 socket outlet. lug type 23 Type 23 plug: 250V, 16A, L+N+E Dimensions sheet: SEV :2009

52 age 52 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Verification of dimensions Verification of dimensions lug type 25

53 age 53 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT Type 25 plug: 250/400V, 16A, 3L+N+E Dimensions sheet: SEV Verification of dimensions Verification of dimension lug adapters Removable adapter for plugs

54 age 54 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT An removable adapter is not fixed to the original plug and can be removed without damage. Removable adapters are allowed in Switzerland for temporary use e.g. tourists or trade fairs only. They are not accepted for electrical products intended for sale on the Swiss market. Non-removable adapter for plugs Non removable adapters are fixed to the original plug and can not be removed without damage the plug. These adapters can be used for products intended for sale in Switzerland. Following restrictions have to considered: - max. power rating 10A - earth pin corresponds with the protection class - I protection max. I20

55 CH-TYE 13, STANDARD SHEET SEV 6535: 2009 SOCKET-OUTLETS age 55 of 61 Report No.:

56 age 56 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict 4 Multiway adaptor Multiway adaptors are tested according to IEC The applied torque when testing according to section of shall not exceed 0,5 Nm. The number of socket-outlets is either 2, 3 or 4. Where a multiway adaptor does not exceed the dimensions in figure 1 in Annex 10.1, the torque test according to section of IEC shall not be performed. The plug side of multiway adaptors has to comply to SN SEV 1011:2009. Multiway adaptors with T12 socket-outlets shall have a plug according to SN SEV :1991, on the plug side, modified so that the length of the shaft shall be between 2 and 3 mm in these multiway adaptors instead of 18.5 mm. Additional test according to IEC : A multiway adaptor having a 10 A rating shall comply with the following test performed using a test current of 16 A: The multiway adaptor is plugged into a standardcomplaint T23 socket-outlet. Two T12 plugs are plugged into the multiway adaptor, having a resistive load of 8 A each connected to them using a 1 m length of 1 mm 2 flexible cable. The temperature at the hottest point of the multiway adaptor is recorded for one hour. The test is deemed passed when the temperature rise does not exceed 45 K. If the plug part can be rotated, the tests in Annex 10.2 shall be passed. Multiway adaptors shall not be stacked in normal use. This shall be indicated on the multiway adaptor with a figure or icon as in Annex Intermediate adaptor Intermediate adaptors are tested according to IEC The applied torque when testing according to section of shall not exceed 0.5 Nm. If the plug part can be rotated, the tests in Annex 10.2 shall be passed. Intermediate adaptors shall not be stacked in normal use. This shall be indicated on the intermediate adaptor with a figure or icon as in Annex 10.3.

57 age 57 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict 6 Cord sets and cord extension sets The standard IEC applies with the following deviations in table 101: Cord extension sets shall be supplied with a cable of at least 1,5 m length. Cord extension sets having a rated current of 10 A shall incorporate an overcurrent protection device because they can be plugged into socket-outlets having a rated current of 16 A. The overcurrent protection device shall be located in the line conductor in a polarized system. 7 Cord extension sets with foreign socket-outlets The standard IEC applies with the following deviations in table 101: Cord extension sets shall be supplied with a cable of at least 1,5 m length. Cord extension sets having a rated current of 10 A shall incorporate an overcurrent protection device because they can be plugged into socket-outlets having a rated current of 16 A. The overcurrent protection device shall be located in the line conductor in a polarized system.

58 age 58 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict The socket-outlets shall meet the following requirements: They shall have a plug approved in Switzerland and incorporate at least one Swiss socket-outlet. Socket-outlets without protective earth are not permitted. Single-pole insertion shall not be permitted. The foreign socket-outlets shall comply to their respective national standard sheets. 8 Travel adaptor Travel adaptors are tested according to IEC A travel adaptor is designed for temporary use with a single appliance on the socket-outlet side. It shall only be operated for one hour within a period of 6 hours with a rated current I and a maximum power. This is marked on the travel adaptor as: max 1 h/6 I/ (e.g. max 1 h/6 10 A/2500 W). The temperature rise of metal parts that can be touched in normal use shall not exceed 35 K and non-metal housing parts that can be touched shall not exceed 55 K after the travel adaptor has been operated at its rated current for one hour. Travel adaptors shall maintain the protection category: The 3-pin plug of an appliance with protective earth shall be connected to the protective earth of the fixed socket-outlet via the travel adaptor. Travel adaptors placed on the market in Switzerland shall correspond to the respective national standard sheets for the plugs and socket-outlets. Deviations from the dimensions in the standard sheets are permitted provided they do not impair performance or safety of the plug device (e.g., the Swiss socketoutlet hole patterns can be supplemented with hole patterns of other countries). A travel adaptor which can be plugged into a socketoutlet according to SN SEV 1011:2009 shall incorporate a plug complying with one of the following types: T11 according to SN SEV or T12 according to SN SEV or T21 according to SN SEV or T23 according to SN SEV or according to EN

59 age 59 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict If a travel adaptor that is sold in Switzerland does not have any of the above plug types but permits one or several types of them being plugged in, it shall meet all applicable requirements of this standard. A travel adaptor shall incorporate an overcurrent protection device if the rated current of the travel adaptor plug(s) is less than the rated current of any of its socket-outlets. The overcurrent protection device shall be located in the line conductor in a polarized system. Single-pole insertion shall not be permitted. The following sections supplement chapter 14 of : For travel adaptor designs which permit the user to change, switch or swap over the plug contacts, there shall be no risk or danger to the user during the performance of such changes or in the resulting further use of the travel adaptor. Travel adaptors with a selection switch shall have a unique latching position in the respective plug selection. Such travel adaptors shall be subjected to the following additional tests. The tests are performed on an additional set of samples: A mechanical test of 300 switching cycles is performed on these travel adaptors. The switches are not put under any electrical load during the test. If switching under load is technically possible, the switch is subjected to a test of 10 switching cycles at nominal load at cos ϕ = 0,6. The switch is considered to have passed the test if: all functions can be performed as indicated; the temperature increase does not exceed 55 K when the travel adaptor is tested according to section 19 of EN On the socket-outlet side, a protective collar is not required for a 2- or 3-pin socket-outlet even after 2016 if the following conditions are met: A travel adaptor has several socket-outlet patterns on the socket-outlet side. lugs according to SN SEV 1011:2009 having a 16 A rated current shall not be able to be plugged in. The distances between the contacts of the socketoutlets of SN SEV 6535 apply with the deviation that the distance of the contacts from the front face shall be at least 8 mm. This reduces the risk of touching live parts if the plug is partially engaged. This dimension is verified by application of the gauge according to gauge A in SN SEV 1011:2009 with a length of 8 mm instead of 7 mm.

60 age 60 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict Travel adaptors shall not be stacked with multiway adaptors. This shall be indicated on the travel adaptor or the manufacturer s instructions with a figure or icon as specified in Annex Fixed adaptor Fixed adaptors are tested according to. Fixed adaptors shall maintain the protection category: The 3-pin plug of an appliance with protective earth shall be connected to the protective earth of the fixed socket-outlet via the adaptor. A fixed adaptor for plugging into a socket-outlet according to SN SEV 1011:2009 shall incorporate a plug complying with one of the following types: T11 according to SN SEV or T12 according to SN SEV or T21 according to SN SEV or T23 according to SN SEV For 2- and 3-pin fixed adaptors, the operating instructions shall clearly state if they are only for use up to a maximum rating of 10 A. Such adaptors do not require that an overcurrent protection device is fitted. T11 SN SEV T12 SN SEV Annex 10.1 Maximum dimensions of the multiway adaptor Figure 1: If these dimensions and the weight are not exceeded, the torque test shall not be performed for multiway adaptors.

61 age 61 of 61 Report No.: ATTACHMENT TO TEST REORT Swiss national deviation according to SN SEV 1011:2009/A1:2012 lugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes A1: Multiway and intermediate adaptors, cord sets, cord extension sets, travel adaptors and fixed adaptors Cl. Requirement Test Result - Remark Verdict The maximum depth of the multiway adaptor is 75 mm, measured between the engagement face of the plug and the furthest accessible part of the body. The maximum dimension of the multiway adaptor, measured from the plug-in axis L + N, shall not exceed 120 mm. The weight shall not exceed 200 g Test for rotating plugs Stability test of the flexible connection at room temperature: The plug part is moved 250 times against either stop at rated current (10 A or 16 A) at a rate of approx. 30 movements per minute. The test requirement is fulfilled, if the measured temperature rise according to clause 19 of IEC remains below the specified limits. Stop stability test: A new sample is used to move the plug part against either stop 10 x each at a torque of 4 Nm at room temperature. Both stops shall withstand the applied torque without damage Designation Devices of the same or another type shall not be stacked in normal use. This shall be indicated with a picture, icon or symbol as the following:

62 hoto Documentation roject number: Client: A. Steffen AG Type of roduct: Fixed adaptor Model name: SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506 SWS-507 SWS-506 SWS-507 age 1 of 5

63 hoto Documentation roject number: Client: A. Steffen AG Type of roduct: Fixed adaptor Model name: SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506 SWS-507 SWS-506 SWS-507 age 2 of 5

64 hoto Documentation roject number: Client: A. Steffen AG Type of roduct: Fixed adaptor Model name: SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506+SWO-502 SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506+SWO-502 SWS-507+SWO-503 age 3 of 5

65 hoto Documentation roject number: Client: A. Steffen AG Type of roduct: Fixed adaptor Model name: SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506+SWO-502 SWS-507+SWO-503 SWS-506+SWO-502 SWS-507+SWO-503 age 4 of 5

66 hoto Documentation roject number: Client: A. Steffen AG Type of roduct: Fixed adaptor Model name: SWS-506, SWS-507, SWS-506+SWO-502, SWS-507+SWO-503 age 5 of 5